Highlighting the Voice of Cantor Zvee Aroni
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There was a “joke” in the cantorial world that “If you can’t get Koussevitzky, get Aroni!” Personally, I think Aroni (my dad) had a better voice.
His voice instructor and many others told him that he could have been, or should be an opera singer, but he loved being a cantor too much.
His voice didn’t age noticeably from his first recordings, specifically The Grape Song recorded in 1950, to his last recording Kohanecha Yilb’shu Tzedek recorded in 1990.
Both recordings can be heard on the RSA website, along with 34 other recordings by Cantor Zvee Aroni, just one of over 260 cantorial voices to choose from in the Cantorial Voices Collection.
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